St. Paul daily globe., 1887-06-28
THE TURF.
Exile "Gets There" Finely
SheeDShead Bay,

New YORK, June 27.-There was
good attendance at Sheepshead Bay to-
day and some capital sport. The fea-
ture of the day was TIE victory of Exile
in the renewal of the Bay Ridge handi-
cap. He ran at Brighton Beach in the
Suburban, for which he finished un-
claSsed, then was hurried over to
Sheepshead Bay, arriving there twenty
minutes before the Bay Ridge run.
This race he won in grand style. The
starting was fair in all except the sec
ond race, where FerenZi got so much
the best of it that the entire stand
Missed and hooted at Caldwell. Three
horses fell in the hurdle race, but neither
the Jockeys nor horses were badly hurt.
First race three-quarters Of mile, Guide
won by two lengths; Ichi Ban second, Patriot
third; time, :05A. Mutuals paid S63 90.
Second race, the Memorial stakes for three
year-old fillies, one and one-eighth miles.
Ferenzi got flying start. At the turn Nc
Laughlin took pull on her and let Flageo-
lette make the running to the stretch, where
Ferenzi took the lead and won; Lady .Prim-
rose second, Almo third; time, l SO.
Third race, June stake, two-year-olds three
quarters of mile, Torchlight won by. two
lengths; Mercury second, Fordham third:
time, :1612.
Fourth race, Sheepshead Bay handicap,
mile and a furlong. At the half Jennie took
the lead from Pegasus. In the stretch there
was a grand rush by Pegasus Amalgam,
Boaz, Grimaldi and Telie Doe; Grimaldi won
by short head, BoaZ second, Telie Doe
third; time, 1 :45l2
Fifth race, renewal of the Bay Ridge
handicap. mile and q half. At the head of
the stretch Exile and Greenfield closed and
had a desperate finish; Exile won by three
fourths of a length, Greenfield second, Ten
Booker third; time, 2:3412.
Sixth race, hurdle. selling, mile and a quar-
ter: Bruno, Sam Little and Schoolmaster
fell; Brown won easily, Value second; time,
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
There was a good attendance at
Brighton Beach. The jockey Meehan,
on Rebel Friend, received, in the open
ing event, a severe kick from Luna
Brown and had to be carried to his
quarters. Rebel Friend was withdrawn
at the post. In the hurdle two out of
the eleven starters fell. No rider was
badly hurt.
First race, three-quarters of mile, Relax
won by ten lengths Bankrupt second, Keo-
kuk third; time, 1:14a4.
Second race, selling. one and one-eighth
miles, Frolic won by two lengths; The Owl
second, Barbara third; time, L :57l2.
Third race, renewal of the Suburban, one
and one-quarter miles, Richmond won by
four lengths; Elkwood second, Biscuit third;
time, 2:07$4
Fourth race, selling, seven furlongs, Arm
strong won by a length; Young Duke second.
Susie Forbes third; time, 1:29s4
Fifth race, one and one quarter miles Lee
logos won by three lengths; Barnum second;
time, 2:1SA. Mutuals paid S77.7O.
Sixth race, hurdle, one and one-quarter
miles, Harry Mann won by one-half length;
Jack second, Tallyrand third; time, 2 2:24.
THE CHICAGO RACES.
CHICAGO, June 27.-The following are
the weights and entries for to-mOrrow's
races:
First race-All ages, one and one-sixteenth
Procrastinator 103, Gold Flea 113, Pearl L 90.
Second race-Maidens, 3-year-ol one
mile, divided-Insolence lis, Miss Motley
los. Valuable 1OS, Galatea 1OS, Clay Sexton
ITO, Pendennis 113, Cassie 10S, Councillor
ITO, Paragon 113.
Third race-EXtra conditions, same as
second race, one mile-Drumstick ITO, Belle
Taw, IOS, Glenfisher 113, Girola los. Tom
my X ITO, marguerite 10S.
Fourth raee-Oakwood handicap, mile and
an eighth-Egmont 106. Katie A 95. Daruna
SO. Woodcraft 81, Estrella 1O7, Font 10.
fellow 1O3, Kirkline lis, Wyondotte Chief
113, Modesty 112.
Sixth race-Steeplechase, short course
Pine 14S, Lyero 1873, Wellington I4s,
Tennessee 16O, Judge jackson las, Nettie
HADN'T PROPER WEIGHT.
Special to the Globe.
NEW YORK, June 27.-On the first
day of the meeting Campbell S Co.'s
gelding, Berlin, won the stake for
three-year-olds and upward at mile
and furlong. AT the same time it was
alleged he did not carry the proper
weight. Since then the matter has
been investigated and the claim made
proven that the horse did not carry by
seven pounds the proper weight. The
race has, therefore, been taken from
him and given to B. G. Holly's Argo,
with second money to A. j. Cassatt'S
Lottery. At Sheepshead Bay the
starter is j. f. Caldwell. a
gray-haired veteran. At Brighton
Beach the starter is G.. S. Caldwell, a
son of j. F. Each who had his triumphs,
as well as his modification. At Sleeps
head Bay. in the Mermaid stakes, Fer
emf got off several lengths in front,
Lady Primrose being pulled up, but
Ferenzi could have got off twenty
lengths behind and have won, as she
was never so good, Mclaughlin having
her under hard pull throughout. The
hurdle race was series of accidents.
HAYWOOD, Scanlan and Dickens all were
thrown, and the first named two seri-
Ously hurt. AT Brighton seven horses
fell, out of eleven starters, and Whyton,
who rode Lord Francis, was seriously
hurt.
PROMISING YOUNGSTERS.
Several BloOded Colts Sold at